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Russia and China grow rail traffic by 8,7 per cent in 2024

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Between January and August of 2024, rail freight traffic between Russia and China amounted to 117 million tonnes. That is a growth of 8,7 per cent compared to the same period of 2023. To facilitate even more rail freight between the two countries, Russia has ambitious plans for its Far East infrastructure.

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Russia and China grow rail traffic by 8,7 per cent in 2024

Image: Telegram. © Russian Railways

Between January and August of 2024, rail freight traffic between Russia and China amounted to 117 million tonnes. That is a growth of 8,7 per cent compared to the same period of 2023. To facilitate even more rail freight between the two countries, Russia has ambitious plans for its Far East infrastructure.

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